Indian IPO Blog: IPO Listings in 2012
Showing posts with label IPO Listings in 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IPO Listings in 2012. Show all posts

Friday, December 28, 2012

Bharti Infratel to list today

December 28, 2012 0
Bharti Infratel to list today
The shares of Bharti Infratel would go live for trades from today, December 28, 2012. The Issue Price under the IPO was fixed at Rs.220/- a piece whereas the shares offered under the IPO were under a price band of Rs.210/- to Rs.240/- a share

Bharti Infratel Limited is a provider of tower and related infrastructure. Bharti Infratel is one of the world's largest telecom tower infrastructure providers which deploys, owns and manages telecom towers and communication structures for all wireless operators. The business of Bharti Infratel and Indus is to acquire, build, own and operate tower and related infrastructure.

CRISIL had assigned a IPO Grade 4/5 to the IPO of Bharti Infratel. This grade indicates that the fundamentals of the Bharti Infratel IPO are 'above average' relative to the other listed equity securities in India. CRISIL assigns IPO grading on a scale of 5 to 1, with Grade 5 indicating strong fundamentals and Grade 1 indicating poor fundamentals. However, the IPO had received a weak subscription of 1.30 times on an overall basis chiefly on support from QIB investors. Click here to view PC Jeweller IPO Final Subscription Status

While the share had a grey market discount and also the lack of interest in the issue pushes for a likely listing below issue price, it remains to be seen how much resistance the share throws up to maintain a respectable level closing on the listing day

Thursday, December 27, 2012

PC Jeweller IPO lists at 11 percent premium

December 27, 2012 0
PC Jeweller IPO lists at 11 percent premium
Jewellery Retailer PC Jeweller, which listed on the exchanges today, ended the listing day at a premium of close to 11% over the issue price. The shares under the IPO, which was open for subscription between December 10 to December 12, were offered in a price band of Rs.125/- to Rs.135/- per share with a discount of Rs.5/- to Retail Investors and Employees on the Issue Price

PC Jeweller Ltd is an established jewellery retailer in North India. The company's operations include the manufacture, retail and wholesale of jewellery. PCJ offers a wide range of products including gold jewellery, diamond jewellery and other jewellery including silver articles

On the Bombay Stock Exchange, the share touched an Intra-day High of Rs.154.75 and an Intra-day low of Rs.135.5 before concluding the trade at Rs.149, up nearly 10.4 percent over the Issue Price of Rs.135/- a share. The Total Traded Quantity on BSE was 286.13 Lakh Equity Shares with a weighted average price of Rs.146.64 a share

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

CARE closes listing day at 23 percent premium

December 26, 2012 0
CARE closes listing day at 23 percent premium
The Equity Shares of CARE Limited, the Indian credit rating agency listed on the exchanges today. These were offered under the IPO at a price of Rs.750/- per share. The share opened in hefty green and touched an Intra-day high of Rs.986.20 on BSE before concluding the listing day at Rs.923.95 (Premium of 23.2 percent over the issue price)

According to BSE website, a total of 48.25 lakh shares were traded on the exchange on the listing day with total traded value amounting to Rs.450.08 Crs. The Wd. Average Price for the day at the BSE was Rs.932.88. Although the share never touched the circuits, the upper circuit limit was set at price of Rs.1,138.80 and lower circuit at Rs.759.25

CARE IPO was open for subscription between Dec 07, 2012 - Dec 11, 2012 and had received overwhelming response from all categories of investors

Click here for CARE IPO Category-wise Final Subscription Status
Click here for CARE IPO - Basis of Allotment

CARE shares to list shares today on December 26

December 26, 2012 0
CARE shares to list shares today on December 26
Credit rating agency Credit Analysis and Research Limited (CARE) will list its equity shares on exchanges today on Wednesday, December 26, 2012. The company had fixed its issue price at Rs.750/- per share.

The IPO had received an overwhelming response with the response from QIB Investors being 45.8 times while non-institutional and retail investors' portion received subscription of 110.96 times and 6.18 times respectively. CARE is one of the leading rating agency in India apart from CRISIL and ICRA.

Stock market analysts are predicting a clear premium listing with opening bell easily above Rs.900/- for the share. While the grey market premium for the share is also up to those levels, it remains to be seen whether the listing would reach or exceed expectations

Thursday, March 8, 2012

How new SEBI rules will affect MCX IPO Listing

March 08, 2012 0
How new SEBI rules will affect MCX IPO Listing
SEBI has introduced new norms to be followed in case of listing of all new IPOs. The recently concluded MCX IPO would be the first one to be subjected to the new regulations on the listing day. Let's try to understand how these regulations may affect the listing price movements of MCX and future IPOs in the Indian market

According to the new norms mandated by SEBI for IPOs, investors must note that the shares offered under the IPO on the listing day, would initially go through a pre-open session period which will last for an hour between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. During this period, investors would be allowed to punch in orders, modify them and/or cancel them during the first 45 minutes, i.e. upto 9:45 AM. The rationale behind such a move is aimed at protecting the interest of the retail shareholders from artificial price-rigging on the bourses.

What are new listing day rules for IPOs?

March 08, 2012 0
What are new listing day rules for IPOs?
According to the new norms mandated by SEBI for IPOs, investors must note that the shares offered under the IPO on the listing day, would initially go through a pre-open session period which will last for an hour between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. During this period, investors would be allowed to punch in orders, modify them and/or cancel them during the first 45 minutes, i.e. upto 9:45 AM. The rationale behind such a move is aimed at protecting the interest of the retail shareholders from artificial price-rigging on the bourses.

However, the crux of the new norms introduced by SEBI states that all the IPO listings on the bourses would be controlled by circuit limits right from the listing day. According to SEBI regulations, in case the equilibrium price (price at which the bid rate matches with the ask rate) is discovered during the pre-open session, the price band for normal trading session shall be 20 per cent of the equilibrium price. In case the equilibrium price is not discovered, then the 20 per cent circuit limit would be applicable on the issue price. While the above mentioned rules are in place for companies with issue sizes in excess of Rs 250 crore, the ones with issue size up to Rs 250 crore would have set circuit limits of 5 per cent either on the equilibrium price or the issue price as stated above